Thais face a tough choice tomorrow
As voters flock to polling stations, Thais all over the country must decide whether they want Prayut Chan-o-cha to stay in power or pack and go home.
Its election crunch time in Bangkok
The boisterous final push before the 24 March showdown was infused with rarely seen levels of excitement.
Major players in Thailand’s election
A summary of some of the major political parties contesting the 24 March election in Thailand.
Thai PM looking to keep his job
Prayut has kept a tight grip on the country through a military-drafted constitution while investing in infrastructure.
Regime change could weaken Thai economy
The return of democracy comes with its own risks: a possible messy exit from repressive military rule that is clouding the economic outlook.
Is Thailand becoming Myanmar?
There is no telling whether the country that has seen more than 30 military coups will not see another.
Thais might still want Prayut as PM
Thais believe that only strict law enforcement will ensure that political conflicts are a thing of the past.
The enemy of my enemy
The ASEAN Post intends to take a closer look at one figure and party in particular: former Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva and his Democratic Party.
Maverick Thai tycoon decries political attacks
Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit, is the charismatic frontman of Future Forward, a new party targeting the urban youth vote.
Thai junta won’t slash defence spending
The country spends among the most on defence in Southeast Asia and recent big purchases including submarines and tanks from China.
Thai junta pegs economic fortunes to China
Tourism remains the kingdom's banker – accounting for a fifth of the economy – and Chinese visitors are integral.
Thai Junta chief's bid for PM still intact
Prayut is still very much in power – and closer than ever to becoming prime minister after the 24 March poll.